1.6. Public infrastructure works are civil engineering works that form a network serving a specific type of public utility of national or local importance or forms a network of general benefit to the public.

New collecting systems with wastewater treatment plants will have to be constructed in settlements with no public collecting systems.

2.1. A built public asset of national importance is a built public asset belonging to the network of public infrastructure works of national importance and the public area thereon.

6.3. A municipal utility connection is a works's connection to those works of public infraworks and networks thereof without which the works cannot serve its purpose.

Each Party shall ensure that environmental information progressively becomes available in electronic databases which are easily accessible to the public through public telecommunications networks.

In all cases the expenditure shall be directed to the provision or construction of capital works only, and shall exclude the subsidized provision of on-farm facilities other than for the reticulation of generally available public utilities.

Projects and activities financed under the development assistance programme shall comply with European Union policies, including those concerning environmental protection, gender equality, transport, Trans-European Networks (TENs), competition, and public procurement.

Projects and activities financed as part of the development assistance programme shall be in line with European Union policies, including the policies concerning environmental protection, gender equality, transport, Trans-European Networks, competition, and public procurement.

Projects and activities financed under the development assistance programme shall comply with European Union policies, including those concerning environmental protection, gender equality, transport, Trans European Networks (TREN), competition, as well as public procurement.

Each Party shall ensure public access to information contained in its pollutant release and transfer register, without an interest having to be stated, and according to the provisions of this Protocol, primarily by ensuring that its register provides for direct electronic access through public telecommunications networks.

(1) In compliance with the planned network of airports referred to in the spatial plan of the Republic of Slovenia, the government, on the proposal of the minister responsible for transport, shall determine a system of public airports which are devoted to public air transport, together with ensuring balanced regional development and links with other transport systems.

2.2. A built public asset of local importance is a built public asset belonging to the network of public infrastructure works of local importance, the public area thereon, and any works or parts of works intended for use by all under the same conditions, such as a highway, a street, an arcade or any other public transport area of local importance, a marketplace, a playground, a car park, a cemetery, a park, a green, sports grounds or a recreation area.

such obligations apply to space segment and to its use to provide services connected to the public switched telephone network; audiovisual services and future services will be provided in conformity with the relevant national regulations and international agreements, in particular the provisions of the European Convention on Transfrontier Television, taking account of those applying to the universal service concept and the information society;

5. An auxiliary infrastructural works is envisaged on land that is defined by regulations on public infraworks or on public road, railway, air, shipping, and cable car transport and telecommunications traffic as a transport body, that is a constituent part of a public highway or railway, an organised ski area, an airport, a port or the energy and telecommunications networks or that is intended solely for an individual building.

Auxiliary works are works for the user's own needs that serve to improve the living conditions or agricultural or amateur activities of individuals and their families, a fence that restricts access by third parties to yards, gardens or other land, an auxiliary infrastructure works that form part of public infrastructure works, including toll stations, or part of any other public infrastructure works or network in public use, a connection to such infrastructure works or such a network, or an auxiliary agricultural/forestry works used in agriculture, hunting, forestry or fishing.

Development and initiation of implementation by the Technical Working Groups of action plans for addressing aspects of health sector policy (including, but not limited to, health care financing, health sector capacity planning, institutional management, public health care network modernization, and diagnostic and therapeutic standards development); all based on an analysis of present regulatory, technical and institutional aspects, reform options, and international experience and best practice and with a view to devising, launching and implementing said action plans.

the Bank has been requested to grant credit to Druzba za avtoceste v Republiki Sloveniji (DARS) d.d., a public joint-stock company fully owned by the Republic of Slovenia and incorporated under Slovene law (hereinafter called ` the Borrower` ) for the purpose of financing a project (hereinafter called ` the Project` ) comprising the construction of a 19.7 km long toll motorway section between Kozina and Srmin (giving access to the Adriatic port of Koper), a section being included in the priority corridors of the Trans-European Road Networks for Central and Eastern Europe, as more particularly described in the Technical Description set out in Schedule A of The Finance Contract defined below.

the Bank has been requested to grant credit to Druzba za avtoceste v Republiki Sloveniji (DARS) d.d., a public joint-stock company fully owned by the Republic of Slovenia and incorporated under Slovene law (hereinafter called ` the borrower` ) for the purpose of financing a project (hereinafter called ` the Project` ) comprising the construction of a 19.7 km long toll motorway section between Kozina and Srmin (giving access to the Adriatic port of Koper), a section being included in the priority corridors of the Trans-European Road Networks for Central and Eastern Europe, as more particularly described in the Technical Description set out in Schedule A of the Finance Contract defined below.

If the wheelhouse is fitted with a radiotelephone installation connected to the public service, reception must be by a loudspeaker at the steersman's seat.

State regulations on satellites are not covered by the Commission Directives under Article 90 of the EEC Treaty respectively on terminals and services mentioned above except in the Directive on terminals which contemplates receive-only satellite stations not connected to a public network.

Local authorities, public law bodies or associations of public law bodies or State undertakings, supplying electricity to other undertakings or operating a general supply network pursuant to Article 2(3) of the Gesetz über die Elektrizitäts- und Gasversorgung (Energiewirtschaftsgesetz) of 24 April 1998, as last amended on 10 November 2001.

RAIL - Networks open to public traffic and connected to the main network (excluding urban networks)" the following are inserted:

Some countries, such as Spain, are in the process of bringing into public ownership the transmission network.

a "network termination point" means all physical connections and their technical access specifications which form part of the public telecommunications network and are necessary for access to, and efficient communication through, that public network;

"public communications network" means an electronic communications network used wholly or mainly for the provision of publicly available electronic communications services;

(ad) Agreements on the imposition of technical and quality standards on the services provided on the public network

Therefore, they compare national public networks and other services provided by the TOs in terms of characteristics and prices.

Member States shall take all necessary steps to ensure the integrity of the public telephone network at fixed locations and, in the event of catastrophic network breakdown or in cases of force majeure, the availability of the public telephone network and publicly available telephone services at fixed locations.

The abovementioned procedures can differ depending on whether the applicant is providing public communications networks or not.

However, the microphone for vessel-to-vessel communication may not under any circumstances be used for calls via the public service.

The supply of drinking water to networks which provide a service to the public by a contracting entity other than a contracting authority shall not be considered a relevant activity within the meaning of paragraph 1 where:

to connect private leased circuits by means of concentrator, multiplexer or other equipment to the public switched network;

The supply of gas or heat to networks which provide a service to the public by a contracting entity other than a contracting authority shall not be considered a relevant activity within the meaning of paragraph 1 where:

The supply of electricity to networks which provide a service to the public by a contracting entity other than a contracting authority shall not be considered a relevant activity within the meaning of paragraph 3 where:

The provisions of this Directive apply to those networks that are used for the provision of publicly available electronic communications services.

This Directive covers authorisation of all electronic communications networks and services whether they are provided to the public or not.

When such undertakings provide electronic communications networks or services to the public the general authorisation shall also give them the right to:

"operator" means an undertaking providing or authorised to provide a public communications network or an associated facility;

Public entities of local governments producing and distributing drinking water to the fixed networks intended to provide a service to the public.

This Directive shall not apply to public contracts for the principal purpose of permitting the contracting authorities to provide or exploit public telecommunications networks or to provide to the public one or more telecommunications services.

A local authority which provides or operates a fixed network which provides or will provide a service to the public in connection with the production, transport or distribution of heat.

Measures regarding the limitation of exposure of the general public to electromagnetic fields caused by electronic communications networks in accordance with Community law.